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. 2020 May 1;2020(5):CD011368. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD011368.pub2

6.3. Analysis.

Comparison 6: Topical salicylic acid versus no treatment, Outcome 3: Change in lesion counts ‐ total (percentage reduction from baseline)

Change in lesion counts ‐ total (percentage reduction from baseline)
Study Subgroup Salicylic acid No treatment P value
Akarsu 2012 Percent reduction ‐ total (long term: 12 weeks after start of treatment) 94.3% 79.2% Quote:"The mean percent reductions in NIL, IL and TL counts were significantly higher for patients in group 1 as opposed to the patients
in group 2 at week 12".
Kar 2013 Percent reduction ‐ total (long term: 16 weeks after start of treatment) 92.5% 73.4% not report and the author did not state whether this difference is significant
NilFroushzadeh 2009 Percent reduction ‐ total lesions (long term: 12 weeks after start of treatment) 77.91% 55.95% 0.039